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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Mr.. Gentry. Of Prof Morris Equine and
Canine Paradox. viii give the regular
performance at Powers this afternoon and
evening. The best trained ponies. Romeo
and Juliet and Dot and Toy were saved.
and Mr.. Gentry will give exactly the same
entertainment that has been given
all the week, exceps that the little
pets who met horrible death,
last night viii be missing from the military
drill. Manager Berger announces 10 the
public that the entertainment will be per-
feet In all respects and asks the public 10
extend as liberal . patronage as possible in
order that Prof. Morris may be somewhat
reimbursed pecuniarily al least. for bis
great loss in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
FlsolAYs JUBILEE.


Att~sdsd By 10000 Psopis-chief Jusssss
Waite and Jshn sherman Pressns
FIsDIAY. Ohio. June 9.--The natural gas
joliihcation was continued to-day. Ia ad-
dition 10 the magnificent illumination .
continuous display OF fireworks was made
on the principal streets from O'Clock until
midnight. Seventy Thousand people
packed the roadway. sidewalks. vindows
and roots. and manifested in repestsd
applause their admiration Of the
spectacle. The opening OF the banquet at
the wlgwam was delayed until sfter 3
o'clock In Consequence Of the late arrival Of
TIE train conveying Chief Justice Waite, Of
the United States Supreme Court, and .
large number Of other special guests. SEN
ator Fsrwell and Edward Everett Hale,
Who we're expected up 10 the last moment,
telsgrsphsd their regrets. After the menu
had been discussed. Senator Sherman led
the list OF rossts by responding TO the senti-
ment. The Industrial Development Of the
unitsa States" IL was long after midrisht
oefore "a Q hanqueters dispersed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

CIEcufT-Iokn DfeERe vs. feter sWenfock
sssumpsit: Judgment for plaintiff. ts42
aud oosts.---RAchei Shaw Va. James =.
Tozer. summary proceedings oontinued with
out oosts.-farrnie < Paine w. Nina
Tuinstra. replevir continued without
oosts.-Chas. hartlinsoa and Jss =.
White W. The American Fire insnrsno<
Co. ass1mpsif: judgment for plaintiffs.
t2,636.68 and costs.
SUPERIOR - oFpfcE Bu1sEss - Jehn u.
Gregg vs. William c. Harper. in chsnoery
bill OF complaint filed.
PKoRaTI--Essate of John Dshiff. de-
ceased petition for license 10 sell real rs
tate hled: hearing July i1----Estste Of
Lumsn T. Wallin, deceased order allowing
administrators final account. distributing
estate and dischsrgine administrator -
Estate OF Chas. A. 6chemling q minor !;
order appointing Ernestine schemling.
guardian.--Estste OF Roelof Koocker es
al, minors; order appointing Henry
Koocker, guardian.--E Estate of Isaac
Filkins. deceased appraisers warrant and
inventory filed.--Estate Of Thys koster.
deceased order allowing executors final
account. distributing estate and disckarxing
administrator.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
WEST SIDE ENTERPRISE.
The Bridgesstree, ana AIiesdsie Gravel
Road Company.

The Bridge-strees ana AIfexdsie Gravel
Road Company.
W. III. Harrison. W. II Anderson W r.
Dunham, S. G. Kstcbsm, Stephen Cool,
Smith Thorington, Fred Behl. HI. A.
veders. and Henry Schmidt. met last night
at Roses Hall, West Bsidge-st-. for the par
pose Of discussing the matter Of organizing
stock company 10 build q grave road
chosen Chairman with W r. Anderson ss
Secretary after which they discussed the
merits Of the proposed raod and decided 10
oTgsaize company 20 build Il.
The capital stock Of THE company ives
fixed a. $4,000. and the shares ~ 800 esch.
W. VI. Harrison. Vim. Dunham. s. q.
Kstchsm. smith Tborington and III. A
Ne3ers were then appointed q commit tee 70
solicit subscr bers for shares. Messrs. Thor
ingfon snd Feders viii see TO getting out
The necessary subsxiptLon papers today and
the solicitors viii bern work st oncs.
Providing the cia<ns and fsrrnsrs stand
by them The company proposes 70 build the
road fr0rn the west end Of Bridge ct. nine
niles west urtl II strikes TIE rlvrr. They
d. not propo>s 70 bridge the river &c they
think it -in bsnsEt tbe people on the
other sids eooagh 70 vsrrxnt their
building bridge. The new rs,sd
viii ss grsas bsnsat 70 the residents q
Lamont Alendsls Ceoter ard other little
villages and hsrBisfs - 4 VII take fro7n
ten 70 twelve uises froFa their isurnsy
vhs1 they couss - ffrzDd Rspi5s II vii
also benefit tte Wesf es6s bneness Ener
eonsi idsrsbsv. IS Il 81 5-5ns more S,eepls
OF ff.st sds - the rivsE ard conseoGensiy
help the1r busines< isE nae1sesf 4 rter &C.
a snf ugoo nsmsns the ntv orVzr zefkyn
tbe Br1oFe-st sd Ailsn5sle eTsve. Eos5
Comp<ry thsy s8ieornsd 70 rnsss a. fks
esii o. tss Cheirfasn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

cEKvrLsxD. o.. June s.--Joseph r. Cor.
bin. Assistant City cerk. vas arrested 10
nlshs on a charge Of forgery in connection
with the win Of an sxsd woman. vhs sIed
= few months ago. He vas plscsd IN Jail.
hos released shortly sflersarts On bail The
shsir csuses great exdtenent In pollficsl
eirCies The svideeoe sezinn the a<ctsse6
= said 90 be very strong Two other men
werr also arrested IN complieity wilh the
sarae rF.H4e
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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EssFsssss New q s@~ Aesp<.

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EssFsss&s New a ts&< Aesu<.
= sss see kss sEss tl.s E<l.sasas nsnAes
&C sssd< the insef-cixEs Co1aAsxes lsv Ia
rsspscs "a tie.xhs rates ~ Eislax is~s carl
ags - ts.s Assslss shispsap cid osnsr~l
fsSaxls AKszs q A. 6sll. 1T sAs q. /. 4 l.
k4llr0sa ys<ssrosy. ~tanr srslals l. Eaz
lesdins TIE tree carriage sxieaas a. every
sssy. even fe Tia man ~ho nss . esnk sssse
- Sud 10 jackson - vel - the znssufse-
turlsg company vhiah shsss hanareas sf
carloads II fssisht Then. 80. .hs fEs<
carriage is nss : part Of the irs.khl rais--lhs
carriage is paid a. tie aFas man 81 tie nsn
who owns the team. II is nos ~ ally nxn-
nsr u ~ cans a part ~ the fEelsht kaa. II =
nsaH enploys dFss ELssn al delivery sason
- bring his ko0as 70 ~ vie pas the ares.
man. of eonrss. saa Ia tae csse II me large
manufacturing Institutions that own thesf
teams they make eat bill fer car
thing l. foolish pleos of business
Tie ID. a. ii. a n railway station
ls fxo miles ont o town aud they thoakhs
thai by Offering tree carriage ~ The shippers
they woufu get larger share al she buSi-
nass As soon a. they aid gAis al the other
rossis followed salt aud nov tie u. a \.
are Just where they we're before. for Il is ne
sdsantafs for = man 70 have bls Eoodk
hsnlsa free two miles when hs he can have
them csrted two tiocks TIRE"
How ~ tie freight business cD your
road this year ss compared with lest
We'll, we are vel satisfied The freight
bnsiness Of the q. X a / for the month of
April this year increased sac 900 over last
year aud We are new sl6e 0oo ahead on the
freight business for the same length Of tame
OF last year. Oar passenger earnings ara
also increasing and while / am not sn en-
thusisstie sdmirer Of the Inter Stale oosn-
meroe Law we have managed IA please Our
pstrons and obey H. and that. too. without
being materially injured by IL" and the
genial Gill lighted fresh cigar and turned
10 q map Of Michigan and began 20 es-
pstiate ia glowing terms Of the famous
resorts on The Fishing Lane.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Powdsrly Believes an Attempt was Made to
Murder Him.

PfrrsBrRs. June 9-Last Summer the
Leade. Of this city. Published an intima-
ton of suspected plot in the Knights Of
Labor to get away with Powderly. At that
time, proof Of the assertions made by some
Of the Knights. could not be secured. The
general officers professed 10 believe that the
whole story sprang from reportorial brains.
Additional light was thrown on
the matter today by man
who stands high In the Order
Ralph Beaumont of Elmira. N. Y.
labor lecturer Of National reputation, ar
rived in this city today, In conversation
upon the trouble among the carpes-weavers
OF District rs. Of New York, Beaumont
said THAT difficulty DOESN'T amount 20
much There can never be any peace be-
tween Powderly and John Morrison, of that
district. Powderly frmly believes Morri-
son made an attempt to murder hirn.
With an idea of that Kind, Powderly's op-
position TO Morrison cannot be wondered
at
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
THE CAPTAINS cENsURED.
The iDecision Of the Naval Court Concerl
ing the Celtic Britsanic Collision.

The Decision Of the Naval Court Concern
Ing the Celtic Britsanic Collision.
NEW YORK. June 9.-The decision Of the
Naval Court before Acting Consul W. r.
Hosre, was given today in the matter Of
the inquiry into the causes of the collision
of the steamships Celtic and Isrittanic. The
The Court very severely censored Captain
Perry, of the Brittanic, for running at such
speed, for not giving distinctive whistles to
the Celtic to show which way she gave way,
and for not sounding the fog whistle in
fog. Captain irving. OF the Celtic, is sim
ply censured for running at the rate of
spsed he did in such foggy weather. The
finding OF the Court and the evidence
given before the Court will be for
warded by Consul Hoare, under seal, TO
the London Board of Trade in few days.
All action by the Consul here ceases. The
Court recommends that more distinctive
signals be adopted to prevent collisions st
49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

Valley City Lodge. No. iie. A. o. u. w.
met With . pleasant surprise lest evening.
being visited by Grand Rapids Legion No.
10. Select Knight. A good social time was
had. Speech making was in order and on
request the Knights gave m exhibition OF
the sword drill which reflected great credi,
on the Legion. after which they adjourned
10 Comrsde Coopers cream psrlors, where
refreshments were served.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
ANOTHER sIoHTLEss DRIVE.
Prof Rexnarg, the Mind Reader, Gives
another Test Tomorrow afternoon.

Prof. ReznarE. the Mind Reader, Gives
another Test Tomorrow afternoon.
Several persons having expressed doubt
of the genuineness Of the recent test given
In this city by Prof Rsgnarg, the mind
reader-that of having some object hidden
in remote part of the city and then find
ing il while blind-folded-and having gone
so far a. to write letters to that effect TO the
press, the Professor has consented TO give
another test Saturday afternoon an three
o. clock. starting from Sweets Hotel prompt
ly at that hour. He expresses the hope
that large number OF The representative
citizens viii be present on that occasion
and select committee in which they will
have implicit confidence. No matter how
long the drive. or how intricate the route,
and perform the drive blindfolded without
accident
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10


sen~.~ls sad neGsrssls
czEcsso. Jzas s-fhe defense opened -
case IN shs so>disz 1rizi IN ths Criminal
CeeFt % dsF. GsoFys c. iazhan made ne
opsnia< address % TIE iury On ths part of
She dsfsnse. HIS address vac sxeeedInxly
brilliant and effective. DE czi1iclzsi tie
prosecution. paid Ais respects 70 the N
iormsFs Me 5ehnsld<r IN seathinx terms.
aaa pronounced mecn of The other fss-
tinony ss o.se peuGry. he spoke for xn
hour oat did not reveal how the defense
proposed ~ ref1le the STATE Iestinony.
1hs nrss witness called for the defense
was Col b. W Parker, principal Of Cook
Coaaty Normal school, who testified that
school vas badly equipped and IL vas
necessary % do great deal Of work 10 the
heating Apparatus. schneidef's work vas
veil done. Finilsy @. Mckay. engineer AZ
the school. testi1sd substantially the same.
he had seen Mcdonald inspecting the
work o. the heating apparatus ID very
cannul manner. Several witnesses tss-
uafd ss 20 ncGarigies good character. and
ex-tommissiousr Leyden gave some tss-
nnony On unimportant matters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

superinten3s1t of Police Smith hss xsvss
notice 70 TIE ksekzasEs, .nd fhs drivers sz.d
owners n vehici - nsed for tie frsnsp8rss-
ton Of passengers sed tksesx bazrsee for
hiFe, fhss ths orasnkse<s pa ezrkre ft.e hare
of fht owner g drfrs~ sA1 tbs isosnss neE4.
ber - he pzintea = pisa Roznzr sid Gar
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

scRlsrox. Pa. June "A conflict oc-
Cured this morning between the strikers
and the miners employed a. the Grassy
Island mine. and three strikers were shot.
Grassy Island Is operated BY simpson &
Watkins OF this city. aud Is located near
Wint0n, nius miles north. The strike has
been in progress nc the collisry for several
moaths. and the miners employed have
been guarded by deputy sherifs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

wAsHTSsroS. June 9.-The Department
OF the State has received letter from the
Consul General OF Honduras at New York.
relative TO the proposed hostile expedition
understood to be fitting out at Savannah,
Ca. against the Republic OF Honduras The
letter mas been referred to the Governor OF
Georgia. with a view TO the adoption of
such measures a. may be necessary % pre-
Vent violation Of our neutrality laws
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

NoaaLEs. A. T., Jane q The Indisn out
break IN this Territory is sszamiae ssrsous
proportions. and Widespread derreisttons
indicate that there srs many mere than
s~vente<n bucks. ~ At Grss Reported. On the
var psth The ehole cnnfry il fred xifh
exeltemen1 and Il i fe1red that psrties
vii orssnize 70 vizit shs Szn Csrloe r@s>r-
vafian In sach an event. there VII -
great slaughter Adefces are coEainx from
- ssfsctfsns Of outraxss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10


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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
Cloak Department.

On Monday morning May % viii offer st surprising
reduction cur entire line Of Spring Jackets and Syrng
Wraps 200 jackets latest styles ranging IN price frem 81
each to So CAL early and inspect these bargains fer thsy
actually cost twice what ak for them
Cur full lire Of Kewmsrket and Dueers VIII also be IL
cuded in ths sale Special prices Jerseys faf goDe
at half value The handsoFDest and most compee line CT
and stylish Beaded Wraps shown ~ 6fsnd Rard
VII 90 at eorrespondney Low prices
lal early these goods viii 20 fast and the assortment
will soon be broken.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
THROWN OUT OF WORK.

yinesecn Hundred Men Have 20 stop
work on Acesass % the Coke Famine
CBIcseo. June 9.-Thirteen hundred o.
the 2ioo men employed In the North
Ch.csxo rolling mills we're compelled By
the co<e famine 10 stop work tonight for
an indefinite time sstrrdsy night the
rail mill department viii shut down, when
80 more win be laid OF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
"A TOWN FLOODED.
Serious Damage Done by . Water Spout
at Nanticoke. Pa.

NAxT.coKE. Pa, June "a water spout
burst over this city to-day. doing great
damage. The sewers were incapable of
carrying of the water, and it quickly
flooded the streets 10 the depth of three
feet The rushing water undermined
and swept away several residence
and put out the fires OF the
eusquehsnna Coal Company stopping aii
work in the mines. Thirty tenement
houses in the neighborhood Of the boiler
house were surrounded and the occupants
driven 70 the roofs, where they were taken
OF safely About go feet of the Psnnsyl-
vania railroad roadbed was washed away.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
A SURPRISE FOR MAINE.
Liquor Imported and Sold Under the Pro
lection of the United states Statutes.

AUGUSTA. Me-, June 9.-The prohibitory
Law OF Maine has just received . terrible
setback in this vicinity. Michael Burns.
. well known liquor dealer, who closed his
shop last March. has landed in this city
from Liverpool IN advance lot Of whisky
and Jamaica rum. The United States pro-
tecfs all persons importing liquor from for
eign countries from prosecution under any
State prohibitory law for selling such
goods in the original. unbroken packages.
Burns store is now stocked with the goods
and they are piled up in view before the
admiring gaze of all opponents of the pro-
hibitory law. The price having been made
lower, the sales have already been very
large. The authorities are surprised at the
affair and every lawyer in town has been
engaged In looking mp the law bearing
upon the sale of imported liquors in origin
al packages.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

DUBErs. June 9.-CRsisd Trsfy7sd, ParnelPs
organ. urxss the Irish people to further pa
tIsnce. Il dsnounces those men who adyo-
cate retaliation for oppression Of the Irish,
and says sucs coarse would undo the
work which Psrneil has accomplished dur
ing decade OF terrible years. and the work
70 which Gladstone was devoting the even
irr of hts iifa